The phrase "aesthetic creativity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability to create or appreciate beauty in art, design, or other forms of expression.
Example: "The artist's work is a perfect blend of aesthetic creativity and technical skill, captivating audiences with its beauty."
Alternatives: "artistic innovation" or "visual artistry".
It is of particular interest that a qualification is entered here, that such rules in contexts of artistic creativity and aesthetic judgment, "may be extremely explicit and taught, or not formulated at all" (Wittgenstein 1966).
People living in these rapidly expanding metropolitan regions are vulnerable to war and social strife, to climate change and ecological degradation, and to loss of livelihoods in a swiftly shifting global economy; but these places are at the same time sites of aesthetic purpose, creativity, and innovation.
People living in such places are vulnerable to war and social strife, to climate change and ecological degradation, and to loss of livelihoods in a swiftly shifting global economy; but these places are at the same time sites of aesthetic purpose, creativity, and innovation.
"Massimo has a strong vision, a really smart vision of the future, and knows how to analyze the past, has a sense of an aesthetic, of creativity," he said.
Creativity, aesthetic, design and originality are the terms commonly taking part in architecture and art disciplines.
At this point rock is becoming a graveyard of aesthetic innovation and creativity, a lie perpetrated by major labels, radio conglomerates and touring concerns, all of whom need — or feel they need — the continued sustenance of this style of music.
Although previous literature has claimed that aesthetic experiences increase creativity, there is a shortage of empirical evidence documenting the psychological process that underlies this effect or testing whether it can transfer to domains outside of the arts.
Collectively, these statements convey the idea that textile design is driven by market needs or demands, rather than by a designer's personal sense of aesthetic quality or creativity, and that the product's end use will provide a solution to a consumer problem.
For that, as Zakaria and others have noted, we need greater creativity, aesthetic sensibility, social, political and psychological insights.
In each case the aesthetic, approach and creativity of visual art was used to communicate a political message.
